Category: Blog

By David Kingsbury | From BayLines Express, May, 2022 Crinkled-up papers, tangles of wires, candy wrappers and other random paraphernalia are scattered over the desk of my little home office. A few weeks ago, I took a bulldozer to it as a spring-cleaning project. As my fingers were fumbling around, and to my surprise and delight, I …

Mostly by James Murphy | From BayLines Express, April, 2022 Dear BSCB: On Saturday October 2nd, after last year’s baseball season ended, the Central Mass. Chapter of BSCB took a tour of Worcester’s shiny new Polar Park, the new home of the …

By Jerry Berrier | From BayLines Express, March, 2022 When I signed up to take a bus trip with my chapter of the Bay State Council of the Blind to Boston to see an audio described theater performance, I never dreamed …

By Ginger Dudkiewicz | From BayLines Express, February, 2022 The read aloud book, Sugar on Snow, became a family bedtime favorite. Little did we know where it would take us. The kids regularly asked us if we could make maple sugar. My …

By Helen Kobek, Copyright Helen Kobek | From BayLines Express, January, 2022 Your adrenal glands – familiarly called “adrenals” – don’t have the Public Relations of, say, the heart, or the brain. And they sound like “renal” even though they have …

By Helen Kobek | From BayLines Express, October, 2021 If you’ve had a garden this past Spring, Summer, and into the Fall, you might be looking towards getting it ready to make it through the winter. Hard freezes damage most plants …